
MIAMI – Before Wednesday night, even some longtime Julián Castro fans had been privately wondering if his presidential campaign was effectively over.
In a Democratic field that includes political novices and back-bench U.S. House members, the former San Antonio mayor and Obama cabinet member had become an afterthought.
“He just had been forgotten,” said Moses Mercado, a Democratic lobbyist who is close to a number of Texas members of Congress.
Then came the first debate.
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Thu Jun 27 2019 | By ABBY LIVINGSTON AND PATRICK SVITEK

Thu Jun 27 2019 | By ABBY LIVINGSTON AND PATRICK SVITEK

Thu Jun 27 2019 | By ABBY LIVINGSTON AND PATRICK SVITEK

Thu Jun 27 2019 | By ABBY LIVINGSTON AND PATRICK SVITEK

Thu Jun 27 2019 | By ABBY LIVINGSTON AND PATRICK SVITEK